Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Upson County - 23 caregivers found

I became a caregiver because I love taking care of people, it gives me a pleasure to see that I can help people who can't help themselves. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I was able to be a caregiver for my mom who had brain cancer but passed last June due to her illness,and still worked as a c.n.a in geriatrics.

Hello, my name is Madriecka Ogletree. I've been working in the home care field for over 12 years. I love what I do. I love being able to make a difference by helping others even with the smallest tasks. I have a wide range of experience but always willing to learn more and widen my knowledge.

I love helping people, I have a heart for caregiving, I want to make every client feel comfortable around me. I like caregiving because I can make my client feel like they can trust me while caring for them when they don't have families, help, or their family has passed away. What I enjoy most about caregiving it seeing people smile that I take care of and knowing I do a great job. I am proud of sticking to the healthcare field it's my passion.

A good listener and telling about funny story..Willing to help those people who are secluded and helpless , i would like them to enjoy their life and treat them with loved and belongingness.... Proud to able to help and care...those who needed its the most..

I have always been a care giver in one way or another.I was a mother of 5 and little sister of two spoiled older brothers.I love to do crafts, gardening, also love animals. I just moved to country and have cats, dogs, and pigs.I love being a caregiver because I am dedicated to my patient - my friend.I make them a part of my family at work and after.My hours may stop but I never quit being their friend.I know my job, I'm am very secure with my experience at other jobs and there outcomes.I would like to start the New Year with you and your family.

I enjoy being a help for others, caring and having patience are my qualities. Seeing people that really appreciate help and knowing that someone is here to be there in their time of need.

I became a caregiver so that I could be able to take care of my mother, I like the one on one care that way I can take better care of the clients. My sisters and I took care of my mother for 14 years. I know she 's was getting the best care at home instead of being in a nursing home. I thank God she lived to be 92 years old. I have learn so much by taking care of her. I have been a Certified Nurse Assistant for 16 year. And I love taking care of peoples, that 's my calling.

Understanding is my best trait an makes me very qualified for your needs an expectations. I was attracted to become a caregiver threw the love and patients I have for others. Putting a smile on others faces by showing them that together all things are possible is what I enjoy the most in being a caregiver. Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant is one of my greatest accomplishments.

I have work in many nursing homes as volunteers and as an actual CNA jobs. I love taking care of people because I've always takin care of my grandma before she passed away and that showed me that helping people is what I'm best at. I enjoy just overall helping people and making them feel better mentally and physically. The personal achievement that I am proud of is just overall becoming an CNA and currently studying to become an RN.

Born to older parents, exposed to illness, my parents didn't believe that this should be hidden from me. It would be better to be exposed in order to be prepared for life. Parents were German immigrants, and went through the second world war. One of the earliest experiences that I can remember is my dad relapsing from malaria. I applied cold compresses, and served him liquids, as the doctor told me to. My mom was ill, and cared for her until she died at age 46.I was 12. At 17, I was hired by Kimberly Quality Care as a home health aide. My client suffered a traumatic brain injury, and I learned so much from his family and the research I did on the subject. This led me to nursing school, and here it is, so many years later, and I am still learning more. Science and medicine are my passion, and that will never change. The advances made daily basis are not just amazing, but confounding. The scientific community is one I'm proud to be a part of. The best thing that I have ever done was in South Carolina, on the 3-11 shift. In order to save a life, I bypassed facility protocol, and I called rescue to send a patient to the hospital STAT. The staff was shocked, and told me that I would be fired. I was ready to lose my license, if that would just save that life. Long story short, the MD, who was also the medical director, treated this patient. He came in the following shift to let me know that the person survived, and if I had hesitated, that would not have been the case. I receiv